Genre: Literary Fiction
About VeronicaLocation: Michigan Home Region: Age:15 Favorite novels: To Kill a Mockingbird, A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, The BFG, The Secret Garden Favorite writers: C.S Lewis, Laurie Hals Anderson, Rhoald Dahl Favorite music: Nothing Pop or rap, but I like almost everything else. Non-noveling interests: Reading, thinking |
Joined: April 16, 2008 This Year: Official Participant NaNoWriMo History: NaNoWriMo posts: 34 NaNoWriMo buddies: 13
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Synopsis: Heterophobia
Richard thinks that he's just like everybody else. He thinks that he just hasn't found the right person yet. Sure, there's his "best friend" Josh, who everybody thinks he's dating... except Richard himself.
But then he meets Ashleigh. He denies it at first, but then realizes that he can't hide his feelings from himself, or anybody else. Richard must learn to live as a straight guy in a gay world.
Excerpt: Heterophobia
All that mattered was that he liked art much, much better than he liked math. He did not like math in the slightest’; he hated it. But art… he adored art. He knew that some people considered him a weirdo for liking it so much, but he did. There was something so attractive about the colors and shapes and textures, all on a piece of paper. How something two dimensional could look completely three dimensional. And being able to create things like that, or become closer to being able to create thigns like that, was wonderful. Even though he never considered his artwork very good, he still enjoyed making it. He knew that he could never be perfect anyhow. Perfect art was impossible to find, even with Picasso or Monet.
Art could not be deemed “perfect”anyhow. Art was expression, and that expression was nothing more than what it was. One expression could never truly be better than another, even though people might try to deem it that way. Richard thought that everybody who tried to rate artwork was a bit of a fool. What would truly give anybody the right to judge somebody else’s passion? A stick figure cartoon could be just as much art as a painting by Leonardo da Vinci, if it was true to what that person felt. If art should be judged, it should be judged based on the true feeling and passion put in, and only the artist could ever completely know that.
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